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Financial Planning for Founders
Build revenue, cost and liquidity plans step by step.
For founders and small business owners who have never built a financial plan.
PDF · 28 pages
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What is inside
Turn assumptions into a revenue plan, cost plan and liquidity plan in three scenarios, and learn to review them monthly so that decisions rest on numbers, not hope.
- Set your assumptions
- Revenue forecast
- Cost plan
- Profit and loss
- Liquidity plan
- Scenarios
- Monthly review
PDF · 28 pages · table of contents, worked examples and checklists
Is it right for you?
Who it is for
- Founders and small business owners who have never built a financial plan
Who it is not for
- Finance professionals who already build models
- Anyone who needs a ready-made spreadsheet (see the Financial Plan and Cash Flow Workbook)
Answers
What format is it?
A PDF with 28 pages, a table of contents, worked examples and checklists. It opens on any computer, tablet or phone, and you can print it.
Which edition is this?
The 2026 edition. The contents are listed on this page, so you know exactly what you get.
Is this legal, tax or financial advice?
No. It gives general, practical information. Rules differ by country, so confirm the details for your situation with a qualified professional.
Is VAT included?
Yes. Prices are in euros and include VAT where it applies. The exact amount for your country is shown at checkout before you pay.
Can I get a refund?
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